The Sun. — London, England, 1818-12-28 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL. A Flanders hail activrd'last night with Brussels Paper, to Fridity JottritalS to Sattit (14y, and Frankfort rapers'sti'the 21St jest nt. The 1011, , wmg ale exlraCts • BRUSSELS, DEC 22.—The affair of Messrs: Debar and Doncin, Editors of the Journal des 1) ox Flanders, Will - come before the Court 'it As s,..r.t!, at Ghent iwn 'fite . Eitb of February. jl. Jou hand will lie Counsel fur NI. •llunciii. Letters trout the 'tioutiers ut Spain announce that several regiments in garrison in the provinces ut Navarte,.l3iseay, and Arrkagon, have received ordurs-to-nitarch to the environs of Madrid ; it is attitinvd that these tropps were to assvnAble at seven leavtes frcntl Aladtid. - Si COND CE-LINITIFR OF THE STATES-GENERAL. SITTING .1" DEC. 22. This Sitting was chiefly o,run . ;ed *on Petitions, particularly by that of M. Cauchois le Maire. M. Keinpr'r, geporter of the Committee of Pe onserved;;*that he first brought forward this one because - all- the Journals had publish... ed it (betofe it was distributed to the Mem bers) with an eagerness whicti**Would seem ex traordinary, were it not a well-lf,two fact, that most of the Journals published In Belt:Kim any Fl the hands of Foreigners. The Petitioner had already addre,sed Their High Nlightinesses in the last Session at the .Ilogite, but his Petition was rejected., Most of the objections made to hefor suer Petition ate tint to be...found in the present The Committee, it seems, was divided iu opinion, bnt all the Mcmhe'rs agreed OA in form it was iosolcnt. However, I I , ey thought this insolence Was no' in itseit a sufficient reason to reject it. The Committee proposed to icier it to the Sec , . t iohs for examioation. M Dotienge proposed to pass to the Older of tie The Chamber, he said, hart been lung enough occupied with the Petition last session, and the affair had been already decider) upon. M. de Moor and de ,Totighe proposed to have the Petition laid on the tkble, for the inspection of the Members; but M. Dolieuge said, that as it had been distributed to the Members, they were sufficiently acquainted with it. E; a ypheos thought, as the petitioner had produced un new facts, they should abide by their decision Of last year. He opposed its being •laid gm the table, and suppotted the Order of the Day. lite question being put to the vote, the Chamber passed to the Order at the Day. Some other.Pe. it t ous %vete presented, one at which, relative to the indirect T.,xes, was ordered to - be laid on the table, and a copy of it sent to the Director-Gene r:4l of the Indit eel Taxes, the object of it being of great impoliancv, arid because justice and duty re quire that , he Chamber should afford the Director every information at a time when a revision of the laws relative to those taxes is in baud. linussEt.q, DEc. 23.—A great eagernes3 appears in Our provinces for the establishitient of schools on the system of mutual instruction. The into& y ut our city is employed upon the means of estmblisliing one licre, witl soon the indigent class will enjoy that invalitAble bent fit. The Society of Ein , ilation at Liege, in its last Sitting, pro p.osrd a subscription for the same purpose, and 1600 francs were subscribed on the sprit. St. Fifold and nall arc tolio,ving their example. Dvc. 24.—0 n the 18. h of this month died, ;it the Hotel Of the Invalids a t L e yd en , j e , ol G eorge SAuer, aced 106. lie enlisted on the 7th of 17A, awl served cow-intr.-illy in Fit,lland til: 179. i. He % , rits it: the catnp , tigns of 1743, on Nlen , e anti the Rhine ; in 1745, at the battle of Fontenoy ; in 1746. at 14a,-lelti iin 1747, A t the siege of Bergen-op-Z4mn, where he received nr4 ; in 1794, he was with the troops which defended Kininlesi, which terminated his nal ary career. 1 his iespectable veteran enjoyed food health. and the entire use of his faculties, till the Littit moment of his lite, Dec. 25 —Since 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon hint ot prey, said to htt an eagle, has been perch ed up , in the summit of St. Alichael's tower; a crowd ot curious pcople is constantly collected in the great square to sec it, and the people do not f,-1 , 1 to make conjectures mole or less ridiculous on the soH-:ct Of its appearance. VIENNA, Dvc. I3.—The Emperor of Russia, 'mho h•oi passed the preceding night at Hol!Arun, arrived here yesterday at ten o'clock, and proceed ed to site palace. His Majesty had expressly de lire me honpurs might be pail to him. DFc. 14 —The Emperor Alexander dined alone ?Cub th it Nlaje , ties the day of his arrival. The sante evening he honoured PrinceSchwartzenburg wilt a visit, and haul a long conversation with hi m . I t i s said his AJaiesty will remain' till the 21st. On the 17th there will be a gran►l review in the Pi dt BULLOCK-HUNTING AT IiIiTHNAL-GliErN.—On the morning of Christmas-clay, as the inhabitants wet,. ra t . driug to church, a gang of dv!:perate rut . - fi -ins brought a mad !Hillock from Hide-end to Bethnal-green-road. Mr. James May,iiin. the son of the Vestry Clerk of that parish, immediately pro. ceedell tntiver the Gentlemen who have been 5...,0!,1 in as srecjal colllqAbirS, :or the protection of the respectable inhabitants front (17 , ! attacks of those oigaiii7ed hands of robbers, i vho, un cier Or mask of bullock-limiting, commit every k ti c! of deprttlatiiin. Having mustered about (I,lZttl of his brother officers, this little band proceeded to the scene of action, and at once made it determined effint to 'coin the animal from their lon er. Upwards of 400 of the rut fi,nis inaile a de! , peraie resistance, and attacked them wilt stouts, brit kbats, and missiles of every dei,rription. gentlemen resisted the attack Yith determined resolution, and Mr. May, jun.. Mr. Homewood, and Mr. LeillCHs:er, were par-1 ticideily Fictive upon the occasion. The bul lock twos, not e.ithstanding the di , parity of num bets, resritud from the gang, and- placed in sec:wily, 1,1 7 e are sorry to say that Mr. Alay, jun. receivud a dreadful wound nom a kick that %v at, thro,lo at I , lln, Lis nose bring cut through, his eves blneketied, end his head shockingly bruised. ()lie of the headhormighs Was also tossed by the eorn. 2 erl and narrowly escaped drath. A reward of five guineas has been offered fr , r the nprrtliril.iott of the Villctin ‘411(.3 nnsde the dr! ,, periitt; attack on Mr. May, 4 AMERICAN DOCUMENTS. Estimate of the Population of the province of Buenos Ayres, Cordova, Tucu►nan, Mendo2a or 'Ctiyo, and Salta, under the names of the different towns or districts which send Reprbsentarives to the Congress. • By an imperfect census, taken, it is believed, in 1815, Buenos /lyres contained 93,105,'excluding trpops and trail slant persons, and Indians. By more re- • cent esti mates, cx- Exc.lnd eluding- In- ink Indians. ilfang,‘ Ayres 75,000 75,000 Tueoinan 43,000 45,000 Sewli.l4,) del Estero Valle tie Callamarea '317,00 40,000 20,000 20,000 Salt JIM, 3.1,009 34,000 • 38 OOO 3 , 4,000 Sal. Luis Irojny - 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 Itic!tid. in; 10(16 ns. 250.000 100,000 20,000• 480,000 32:3,000 PROVINCES OF UPPER PERU. Cochabamba lOO,OOO 120,000 200,000 Potosi Plata, or Choreas 112,000 112,000 ' 175,000 La Paz 800,000 umirr the name of Vuno. { sauta Cruz de la —.120,003 Si e 1 ra ... 350,000-f On iro .. SO,OOOl. Paraguay 800,000 11111140 Oriental and Entre 'Rita - 50,000 Probably the town only t (Jotter the various names of Santa Cruz de la Sierra Major, and thequitos. Nutr.—it it not underAtood that any part of the province o f Corrientes, or that of the city or district of Santa Fee, is included in this eoiinate; and sonic distriets of some of the other provinces may be omitted. 'Together with the Reports from our Combui.ti.mers, were transmitted to Citti;zress time suveral doettrutatts ,ttlerein re ferred to, comprising the following papers : APPENDIX:, A, Fnne's ontline. 'B,' The manifesto of independence by the Congress u Ilneun , -Ayr( s . C, Vecl;iration'of independence of Chili. ' Traublatiun of s•ariaus docu+ucu•ts furnished by the Go. s'e tailt•lit of iluenns-A)reS. E, Pruvisinual salute. F, Original Reports of the Secretary at Wit. of Buenos• Ayres. THEA IRE ROYAL-PATENT. Mr. Jonas expects the renewal otitis monopoly grant, and it would be worth while to enquire on what grounds he rests his claims—has he served his country by any brilliant exploit in war—has he gained her affa:rsby the wisdom of his advice in council--has be communicated any important discovery for the benefit of Ireland in agriculture, in manufactures, or commerce ? Has he improved the revenue by introdneing arty new plan of finance that would discharge the national debt, and relieve the people from the hurthen of taxa tion—has he extended religion and morality throughout the land—has he given an illustrious example of all t:.at is great, good, and vii lions, in his own life—or what, in fine, has he done to . ~eutitle him to a gift of fifty thousand pounds from the Government of Ireland ? We wish Mr. JUNES to tell on what ground he rests his claim for a right to a property worth so large a' sum of motley ?- As we and many others are ignorant of Mr. JONes's great public and private meras,- we think it would be satisfactory to the people at large, from whose pockets he hopes to draw 10,0001. yearly, it he would have the kindness and coode scenSion to .explain his Claims ; why should a griod titan like him allow the modesty of his na ture to cover with a veil those meritorious actions which entitle him to a boon of fifty thousand pounds from his country ? And, certainly, Mr. Jones must be conscious of the justice of his pretensions to this Monopoly, - before he could indulge in the expectation of obtwining it from those who can'dnly appreciate the value of a gift of such magnitude. , • We have beard, indeed, notwithstanding Mr. JON ES's anticipations, that it was intended to •grant the Patent to a Commission for the benefit of all concerned, in the first instance, and after discharging their debts, in behalf of a charitable institution. The profits of the Theatre Royal, after all expense, amounted to 13,0001. during the first year of Mr. C—'s management, and it is well known, that if managed with common pru dence, it would yield 10.0001. annually of clear profit on the average of ,years. This sum would defray the expense of the Meoclicity Association, which supports two thousand five hundred poor miserable cteatttres. Are the interests of one man then to be placed in competition with those of humanity—with those of 600 helpless children, who are now receiving the benefit of education, of religious and moral instruction=wbo are now in the state of brio.". reclaimed from vice, from d ignorance, horn bahabits, and may be made, with proper care, Valuable members of society. Are the interests of one man to stand in opposi tion to those 2500 of our fellow creatures, who were in want, in distress, in misery, and would he again plunged in similar wretchedness, were the public to refuse the necessary funds for their subsistence ? But this is nut all—is the City of Dublin to he again overrun with mendicants Ate its inhabitants to be exposed to disease, to have_ their feelings violated by the shocking spec tacle of buttlao wretchedness, that the present Patentee of Crow-street Theatre may drink costly wines, and regale his palate with delicacies ?.-LNo —we believe the report to be true, namely, that the patent will be placed under a Commission for the benefit of the creditors of the Theatre, in the first instance, and afterwards, for the interest of 2500 poor creatures, now depending on the pre carioas bounty of the citizens of Dublin.--(Dub lin Journal, Dec. 23.) Lord HOLLAND has given a sign,il proof of the stable friendship that existed bet %secn him and the late Sir SAM U IZosltt.t.v. His Lordship has taken the three youngest sons ut his deceased friend under his rote, riun , WIIOM 1115 Lordship intends educating and liritt:ing nl, with the sA , ne care and Rtfcct ion as if they were his wvti.--,—Sun day Paw. From the LONDON GAZE'T'TE of Dec. 26. Whitehall, Dec. 26. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on (he behalf of his Majesty, to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for granting to Field. Marshal his Grace the Duke ot Wellington, Knight of the most Noble Order of the Garter, the office of Nlast et... General of his Majesty's Ordnance ot the United Kingdom. MILITARY PRONIOTIONS. Mar-Office, I)er. 25. Itc;iment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant A lexrinder Nl‘lnnes to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord 'Viscount Barnard, promoted. Frederick Chatfield, (; e4 a, tube Cot net and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice \Tones• 2d Regiment of Dragoons—Captain George James to be Ma jor, by purchase, vice Elphinstoue, promoted in the 4th' West India Regiment; Lieut. Charles James to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice James; Cornet Thomas Walker to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice James; Geo. Haywood Lindsey, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Walker. 3d Ditto—Captain John Golf, from the half-pay of the Regi ment, to he Captain of a Troop, vice William, Burn, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieut. Charles George J. Arbuthnot, from - the Ist, or Grenadier Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; the Hon. Henry Dundas Shore to be Cornet, by purchase, vice L'Agell, who retires: Utt h Ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel Shapland Boyse to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Doherty, who re tires; Captain Joseph Doherty to be Major, .by purchase, vice Boyse ; Lieut. Charles Robert Bowers to he Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Doherty ; Cornet William Atw,ttitos Brown, vice Nesbitt, promoted in the 90th Light Dragoons ; and Cornet Wetness Thomas Cochburne, vice • Bowers, promoted,' to he Lieutenants by purchase. tOth Ditto—Lieut. - Thomas Irwin to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Joerrei, who retires; Cornet Robert Douglass to be Lieutenagt, by purchase, vice Irwin. Ist, or Grenadier Regiment of-Foot Guards—George Wi'liam res. Gent_ to he Encign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cradock, promoted in the 2d West India Regiment. 4th Reeiment of Foot—Lieut. William Clarke from the ha If pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Peter Bowlbv, who exchanges ; Surgeon George Mac Dermoit, from tl) half pay of the tlotb Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Francis Bur ton, who exchanges. 511) Ditto—Second . Lieutenant Armand Jaques Pictet, front the Ride 13rigade, vice Charles Pickering, who retires upon half-pay of the Rifle Brigade : Ensign Frederick Adolphus Rubinson, from the 4th West India Regiment, vice Edward Makin„ who retires upon half-pay of the 4th West India Regiment,. receiving- the difference, to be Ensigns. 7th Ditto—Lieut. John Morton Stuart, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Robert Huggop, who exchanges, receiving the ditlerencu. fth Ditto—Lient. George Stirling to be Captain of a Com pany, by' purchase, rice Light, who retires ; Ensign Thos. Scott to he Lientenant, by purchase, vice Stirling ; Ensign Charles Hamilton Mills, from the Royal York Rangers, to be Ensign, vice John Payne Elwes, who retires upon half pay of the Royal York Rangers. 3tli Ditto. Lieut Boyle Meredith, from the half-pay of ,the Re g iment, to he Lieutenant, vice John Hart Rawlins, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 9.00) Ditto—Lieut. Richard Cater Oakley, from half-pay o the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Tovey, Ivho exchanges. 32d Ditto—Captain John. Williams, from the half-pay of the tooth Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice William Henry Hi mikes, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 44th Ditto—Lientenant Charles Harward Short, from the half-pay of the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William Knight, who exchanges, receiving the difference. SOth Ditto—Lieutenant John Nunn, from the 511th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Heatley, who retires upon Iyilf-pay of the sstli Foot, receiving the difference. 66th Ditto—Paymaster John Kerr, from the half-pay of the 3d Ceylon Reg,iment, to he Paymaster, vice Lediard, who • resigns. 92d Ditto—Lieutenant Nicholas Wilson, from the 58th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ronald M'Douald, who retires upon half-pay of the 58th Foot. Nth Ditto—Lieut. Simon Biddulph to be Captain of a Com pany, be purchase, vice Nash, who retires; Ensign Armine Smicoe Henry Mountain to be Lieutenant, by purchase; and John Itiddel, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mountain. ifie Brigmle—Lient. Archibald Stewart to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Poe, promoted in the 'nth gdWest India Regiment—Gentleman Cadet William Spence, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, rice Robinson, who resigns. 3d Oitto—William Frederick, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Marshall, who retires. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. S. Ransom, Nallsworth, Gloucestershire, ctothier, from Dec. 26 to Jan. 9. NV. 'l'ovee, Exmouth , street, Spaftelds, builder, from Dec. 29 to Jan. 23. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Tuck, Eking, Norfolk, miller. J. Lax, Liverptx,i, soap-builer. BANKRUPTS. W. Broadbelt, Preston, Lancashire, corn-merchant, to sur render Jan. 13, 16, Feb. 6, at the office of H. Blackhurst, Preston. Mt ornies, Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, Castle- street, Holborn. W. Pet, 11a.singliall-street, merchant, Jan. 9, 19, Feh. 6, at Attornics, Messrs. Jaccomb and Bendy, I3as- C. Scolcs,Bensington, Oxfordshire, baker, Jan. 4,5, Feb. 6, at the Lamb-inn; Wallingford, Berkshire. Atturnies, Messrs. Price, Williams, ;lint %%Ante, Lincoln's inn. W. Dun, Threadneedle-street, wine-merchant, .tan. 2,9, Feb. 6, at • Guildhall. Attorney, MI. Aawerson, jun., liroad•street-chambers. R. Tiprett, 'fumes, Devonshire, .Tan. 11, 19, Feb. C, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Elliott, Fetich lirch• street. S. Ltvien, Elizalietlpplace. Kennington, Exchautte-broker, Jan. 9, 19, Fct). G r at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. rook, Adam's-court, Oldßroad-street T. Climes Chester, coach-proprietor, Jan. 14, 1 5 , Feb. 6 , at the Golden Lion Inn, Chester. Attorney, Mr. Huxley, TeM pie. A Hort, Dean-street, Finsbury-square, merchant, Dec. 29, Jan. 19, Feb. 6, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Steel, Bucklersberry. R. W., G., and 4. Moxnn, Kingston-upon-klull, merchants, Jan. 2, 4, Feb. 6, at the Dog and Duck Tarr En, Kingston upon-Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser, Son, and Rosser, n Benett's- buildings, Holborn. C. Lortgstaff, Kingston-4)01141E111, merchant Jan. 4. 5, Feb. 6, at the 1)og and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Li int. At tornies, Alews. Rosser, Son, and Rosser, Bartlett's Holborn. P. Hewitt, Bold, Lancashire, farmer, Jan. 11, 12, Feb. G, at the George Inn,. Liverpool, Attorney, Mr. Claystet , Staple- - - Inn. • T. Ridley. Seaton-sluice, Notthumberlatra, brewer, Dec. 2S, Jan. 16, Fel). 6; at the George Inn. Newcastle•upott=Tyne. 41torr.irs, Nlessts.'lltggisons and Poole, Hatton-garden. DIVIDENDS, - • • ,Tarr. 23, A. Northente, Lloyd's Colfee•house, tinderwriter— Jan. it;, H. J. Nortttcfite, Linie-street, wine-merchant—Jan. 23, T. VS'. Kershaw, Borough, linen•draper—Jmi. and H. Warten, Little Grosvenor-street, builderi—.laii. IC, . Tiittenlirtm, watchmaker—Jan. IS, E. 11. il, Man che:fel, cotton-manntactfirer--Jan. 16, G. Lofilas, Do)vgatt hill, merchant—Jan. iii, W. Twrinlow, NiancheAer, driper— Jan. 9, Kowlatt, Chart er-linitse-spiar e, merchant—Jan. C, W. It ilOdvi, East Smithfield, baker—Jan. 93, J. Sinith, Mil ton, Kent, rape-marr—Feb. 21, H. Ntinn and .1. Bari.er, Covent-gmAen, G. ,Bruno, I , nie-street , wine and spirit metvliiint —.lath '2l, J. mid J. SiLtdwL:li Dw‘A, 19, G. Iriatts and W. Bush, Bristol, ivory-black-manufacturers—Jan. M. Abel, liungay, banker--Jan. IS, J. Cutting, Playford , Suffolk, miller—Jan. 41, B. Goodman, Roiusey Infra, South ampton, miller. CERTIFICATES—JAN. le. J. Farenden, Chichester, coal-merchaut;—./. Ratroy, Finch lane, Cornhill, cock-broker—T. Batisoin,,clieKoside, Jace. mannficturer —J. Wakefield, City-road, builder—T. P Oakley, Ealing , .1. N. Durand,. !Pentonrille inechaot —T. Godfrey, galters'•hal,l-court, merchant—X. Buck, Borough, blip-merchant—.l. Boeill and G.J. De Witte' Mincing-lane, merchants—W. Rand, Tk edUrgtoniForcester shire, butcher—J. Doughty, Bristol, victualler—.G. Sinner Margate, printer—F. Baker, Upper Thanies-treet, bakir. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, .I . .. Phillips, It. Dixon, W. Austin, and T. Henderson, Sun derland, potters—U. Bidmead and G. Johnston. Hampstead, sellool-masters—G. M. and R. Turner, Throgrnorton. street. stock-brokers--V. and E. Anderson, Ludgate•streett Telfar and W. Charters, Wigan, .drapers--3. and S. Elliott, Friday-street, house-painters—G. and Wilson,Brumpton,Yorkshire, linen-ma intfacturers--S.Turnec and M. Broadbent, shildbed -linen-makers—J. Nicholas and J. Beckett, New Bond street-3. Hanscomh, M. Monkhouse, and R. Fothergill, Bedwelty, Mo,moutlishire, iron-manu facturers—E. and S. Horton, Oxford-street, straw-hat inaint facturers—J.Greco,G Faith, and J.Baynes,Blackmati-street—• J. Taylor and .1. Fletcher, Rochdale, timber merchants-3. Italie and 'l'. W Clement, Southampton, attornies-at-law--• J. and J. Protheror, Bristol, manufacturers—D. Kippen and T. Jordan, New-road, St. Pancras, timber-tnerchants—S. Hobson and H. J. Tltrupp. Long-acre, coach-amakers—C. Stone and W. Greening, White Lion-street, Spitalfields, dyers. SUGAR;—The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending De cember 23, 1818, is 595. 94d. per cwt. A Ghost, which for some nights had been walk• ing in the bye-ways about Manchester, to the great terror of many women and children, on IVedneday night happened to fall with some of Cie Police . of that place, who, very indecor o usly, arrested it ! the following day, by way of ex periment upon the feelings of Ghosts,. the pri soner was forot!red with a good flogging, when (strange to tell) it bellowed out just like flesh and blood !—and (more singular still) piet ended be an Irishman! which many were inclined to dot f bt, bring of the standard height of ghostly beings—upwards of six feet high ! When .an assemblage of talent and experience is concentrated in one line of practice, a success must attend their application, not to be tonna elsewhere. This has been evinced in the 6,ta hlishnient of the Medical Board at Charlotte h once, and at Woodstock-. House, IVondstock-street, Oxford-street, where cures are every clay performed in cases which have 'milled the skill of eminent professors, and excited their astonishment, he Medical Board betve particularly attended to those consequences of certain disease, which entails the most distressing debilities, atid hinges the constitution of both sexes. They also remove Lhe effects of those symptoms arising from juvenile indiscretion, fromirrtegular living, and, trom It long residence in wat to climates—of this description they beg particularly to notice obsti nate eruptions in the skin, sore throat, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken for rheu matism, strictures, fistulas, scropht.da, &c. Messrs. Coo Pea and Co• after fort v years' prac tice in various Hospitals, are cQnsuldtcd at Wood-. stock -stied, Oxford -street, daily, from eight till eight ; and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-. 'House, Great Charlotte -street, Brackfriars.road, precisely from twelve until eight in the evening. Mechanics, and persons of moderate- income, have advice gratis, if they attend at certsiu hours, namely, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday, morn• incs, until one o'clock, and every evening from six to eight. *** A side door, and private rooms for females. BIRTHS. On the 41st instant, at Lenoxlore, near Haddington, the Right lion. Lady Blantyre, of a son. Thnrsday, the 24th instant, the Lady of Mr. Henri Hoyle Oddie, of Upper Bedford-place, of a daughter.' MARRIED. On the 17th instant, Mr, John Perry, of Stroud Hotish Iladeniere, to Nlitk.s Howell, of Islington. DIED. On Saturday, Frances, the wife of Mr. Darid Fisher, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. On Thursday, in Duke-street. Portland-place, in ber Slit Year, Elizabeth, the widow of Mr. Lionel Booth, late of thg Stamp Office.. On the 24th instant, at Brompton, late of Kensington, in his 77th year, the Ree. Thomas Wigan. On Saturday morning., S. Helena, the infant daughter of Charles Pearson, of St. Helen's-place, Loudon. _ _ On Friday, the I sth instant, at Stamford, aged 58, Thonsa , Bennet Grantham, Esq. On the 24th instant, at his residence, Aldersgate-street. Mr. John l3attenshaw. On Thursday last, in Pancras-lane, — aged 40, Mr. Jobs Watliin, late a Aldermanbury. PROVINCIAL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. lI(RTh Lately, in Henrietta-street, Bath, Lady Willson, of Stroats, Gloucestershire, of a son and heir. Tuestla7 last, in New King-street, Bath, the, Lady of Caft* Jones, of a daughter. MARRIED. Yesterday •e'nnight, at Gainshro', - Mr. Wm. AtLinson to Miss Watson. Same day, at East Retford, Nottingham, Mr. H. Pritchard. to Miss Peirce. Lately, John Terry, Esq. of Brough, Yorkshire, to Ar* Della, second daughter of the late John Foster, Lincoln. Lately, at Thatcham, Mr. Jacob Trapper Rabbits, Gibbs Moore,'Kingsclere, Hants, aged tit, to Miss Martha Samuel's , aged 71, Crutdiatii, Bergs. The bride and her companion,. cheerfully trudged it to and from the parish chute!), aor twice of tour miles. DIEJI. Saturday se'nnight, Mr. Thomas Field, of Bath. Yesterday se nnight, at lice residence in GI cell-park-place , Bath, tlieltight lion. Lady Aranianta Nlouck, re;ict of ti. F• Mutick, Esq. and sistcr of the Right Hon. and Right Rev. the Archbishop of Tuain, Lord Decie. Same day, Mr. Aliison Davie, of Gorlettone, Norton:, latl; master of the 1-lappishurgh boating-light. Lately, at Doncautur, Thoinasit - ,a, wife of .James Fent°lll ail'. and daughter to the late Sir Henry Ibbotson, Bart. On the 201 h inst. at. Beel.‘ingliam, near Gainsbro', daughter ut Robert Cruse, Esq. On the 12th inst. at Poit,,be ,, o, Dublin, Mrs. Elizabe th Digtoy, wife of the lice, n D 4 -f,y, o f o. 3ors t own , cuttttty ut Kildare ; and un the 2.3 d in... at the same place, the h ell ' Williatti Uigby, their second son. --- LONDON: Prititul hv.l. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Gl e at Ormond-street, Queen-square; anti published by W. 1/ ' SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at ,THE Sv r4 Office, No. 114, Strand ; wtitre Adrettisments, Lettcri, (pest-paid) mast luaddressrd. i - kAIV3 ..., ..! /2 , , . .• ! / ' ~ '~T~ ~-+ • C Tin that. Pro 7ft er bei " n 6 ad n . 14 ,0 " Sth V One Sampi the respe at fr o ., Q'e)'sts i the See) l et Ween 15 ‘olisistz 1 16 kate , f the ja il day sne tnaki;ig INC° IV CF/N'! E.DIN rod Dos . Louth, 13AT Pen r. Illtduth LEE. ; and go th rirtig Veyitlic 1111 After! Passel castle Itteel Coach Marki DO .t• ever 9,aci: HE everi R. ( Swint] ford, hlly. 1 11 1,1 f, ;It tliC